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Pperpetual
Perpetual is a high-performance gradient boosting machine. It delivers optimal accuracy in a single run without complex tuning through a simple budget parameter. It features out-of-the-box support for causal ML, continual learning, native calibration, and robust drift monitoring, along with Rust core and zero-copy bindings for Python and R
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Repository stars71690,589Highest
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Maintenance
Last push2026-10-242026-11-02
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Repository created2024-05-202010-12-19
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LicenseApache-2.0 · PermissiveMIT · Permissive
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Browse by purposeBusiness systemsBusiness systems · Security & privacy
TypeApps & systemsApps & systems
SubcategoryBusiness managementBusiness management
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First collected2026-11-032026-11-02
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LanguageRustC++
About this projectPerpetual is a high-performance gradient boosting machine. It delivers optimal accuracy in a single run without complex tuning through a simple budget parameter. It features out-of-the-box support for causal ML, continual learning, native calibration, and robust drift monitoring, along with Rust core and zero-copy bindings for Python and RIntegration and development repository for Bitcoin Core.
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